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Best Symbolises Poems

Below are the all-time best Symbolises poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of symbolises poems written by PoetrySoup members


Premium Member He Left Her a White Rose
Its the morning after the night before
As i leave my new wife, whom i lovingly adore

My orders came through, overseas i head
With my band of...

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Categories: symbolises, husband, love, places, war,
Form: Couplet



Premium Member Princess of Malawa
Flattered... my name meaning a Princess of ancient times, 
In the state of Malawa, where temple-bells rang chimes,
Bard, Kalidasa, composed in Sanskrit an epic great
About...

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Categories: symbolises, i am,
Form: Couplet
Tiranga
Tiranga (Tricolour)

First unfurled, was the Indian tricolor; 
on Everest, the world's highest peak.
All the three colours are deliberated 
to give some message and speak.

Dark saffron,...

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Categories: symbolises, children, culture, identity, independence
Form: Couplet
Premium Member Egg Straordinary Story
Hey I'll travel into that computer the one that sees everything..' I will get to know even 
more about what's going on in this place..!...

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Categories: symbolises, anti bullying,
Form: Narrative
Through New Eyes
The train approaches in the distance
Through a tunnel we gave birth
The chimney smog marries the low clouds
Of increasing heavy traffic and haze of garbage fires
Red...

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Categories: symbolises, africa, community, political,
Form: Prose



Green
Green is a mix of blue and yellow, 
And indeed it is both normal and bold;
It pertains to land, country, plant and tree, 
And holds...

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Categories: symbolises, cheer up, color, creation,
Form: Free verse
I Am the Artist of My Life
I Am The Artist Of My Life

Aloft the hills I sit
The world behind
The clear sky above
I, my master,
And my soulful thoughts
Reaching nothingness.
So what is this...

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Categories: symbolises, beauty, confusion, creation, flower,
Form: Free verse
Gladiator
Locked in place on a high cross
Swords spoke the foreword
A quick glance at eternal peace
Combat defined his wounds

Only the pen of history
Penetrates his heavy armour
Behind...

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Categories: symbolises,
Form: Epic
It S Not a He, Neither a She But It
In wilderness it lives
a creature
it's not a he, neither a she but "it "

with eyes as black and wild as storm
it's coming is as if...

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Categories: symbolises, dark,
Form: Epic
The Centre of Life
That we love is unquestioned, not a point of controversy,
Our marital or partnership ring is personal and never mandatorily issued; 
Youth lets us find it...

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Categories: symbolises, books, courage, kids, friendship,
Form: Rhyme
South Africa
South>...

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Categories: symbolises, africa, appreciation, beauty, birth,
Form: Epic
A Song For Lunar Lovers
O' crescent moon I truly adore you so
Even the full moon upon the shore you know
Art' thee poetically made of cream white ivory
or maybe marble...

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Categories: symbolises, appreciation, creation, moon,
Form: Lyric
Premium Member Bluebells In Springtime
Emily Bronte makes her mark
speaking of the sweet bluebell
in its power shows its blossom
one can't help but go and tell

Springtime in the UK brings them...

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Categories: symbolises, blue, flower, spring,
Form: Rhyme
A Season Unwelcome
Once it was bright and warm
but now wet and dull,
the summer has transformed
into autumn, a season fraught
with chilly winds and changing
colours; first glorious greens but...

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Categories: symbolises, nature, seasons, summer, autumn,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Stone Circle
Far away on the lonely hilltop
deep in the midst of the moor
a place often shrouded by mist
only  deep silence there prevailed

The monolithic stones stand...

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Categories: symbolises, death, murder, mystery, religion,
Form: I do not know?

Book: Shattered Sighs